


Star Croisé Assemblé

by alydjarins



Category: Miraculous Ladybug
Genre: (aka Despair Bear references like wow), Both of them are clueless and both of them are in so much love, Comfort, F/M, Fluff, Friends to Lovers, Identity Reveal, Ladybug is in love, Late Night Conversations, Slow Dancing, adrien is in love, aka the sticky-sweet-kind that Plagg's gotta make fun of. he's just gotta, ladrien, so. much. fluff. be prepped., teensy tiny bit of angst but it's all hugged away
Language: English
Status: Completed
Published: 2020-05-10
Updated: 2020-05-10
Packaged: 2021-03-02 22:40:40
Rating: General Audiences
Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings
Chapters: 1
Words: 3,892
Publisher: archiveofourown.org
Story URL: https://archiveofourown.org/works/24114424
Author URL: https://archiveofourown.org/users/alydjarins/pseuds/alydjarins
Summary: “You awake?”He was dreaming. Right?Cold, twilight-dusk air pirouetted through his open window, and Adrien Agreste was dreaming.“I’m sorry it’s so late… or early. I just felt like I should take you up on your offer. I kind of need someone.”Wrong. Ladybug — his bug, his stupor, his sacred and spotted thing — had written. Typed. Sent him words.Maybe it was the lucid kind.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~(Late, late at night, Ladybug needs someone. Adrien is happy to provide.)
Relationships: Adrien Agreste | Chat Noir/Marinette Dupain-Cheng | Ladybug
Comments: 10
Kudos: 107





	Star Croisé Assemblé

**Author's Note:**

> Song at the end, if you'd like to play along. ♥
> 
> youtube.com/watch?v=yoROqjb0A6M

_“Hi Adrien”_

Bleary-eyed, Adrien whipped mountains of blue blankets from his head. Another buzz pinged somewhere around his skull. Consciousness began to kiss his vision, lightly, gently. He took in his surroundings with newly carved reflexes. Plagg stayed put in his sleep (the snores’ roar could rival ancient lion-gods, Adrien guessed). Shadows lulled along rock walls and computer screens; stars glittered through rows of glass, signaling their mid-night Parisian tune.

He missed her. Always did in the moments when he woke up — the moments before he remembered who he was.

His fingers seized blindly at bed sheets until cramping around a phone: Adrien Agreste’s personal, private, perfect little Ladybug picture-frame device.

And there she was.

_“You awake?”_

He was dreaming. Right?

The kisses of consciousness transposed into a key of Happy Assaults (sharp #). Cold, twilight-dusk air pirouetted through his open window, and Adrien Agreste was dreaming.

_“I’m sorry it’s so late… or early. I just felt like I should take you up on your offer. I kind of need someone.”_

Wrong. Ladybug — his bug, his stupor, his sacred and spotted thing — had written. Typed. Sent him words.

Maybe it was the lucid kind.

_“No, no! No worries. I’m awake. Is everything okay?”_ Adrien thumbed along the screen, stealing two extra minutes to scan for the chance "m’lady".

Silence sunk into his temples while he waited. The room stood; his thoughts whirled.

A hum.

_“I think so. Are you able to talk? Can I still come over?”_

The question was innocent enough. Adrien assumed a _tour en l’air_ through flash reels of an earlier-this-week flick one million, two trillion times. He had simply been Adrien without Chat that day. Her: simply Ladybug. All her quirks and blue-brushed hair spun him up in threads of yo-yos, red shimmering in his eyes and illusions of love in hers.

“Hey," she had breathed, ghosting a smile. “You alright? That was quite the akuma there.”

Chest against chest, heart against heart, Adrien traced out a murmur of “always, Ladybug” to cobalt skies and drumming winds.

Later, Plagg would tease him relentlessly.

She beamed back a butterfly grin of sunshine at that. They landed on the pavement gracefully, the finale of a secret little _pas-de-deux_.

“Okay! Well, if you need any more escape routes through Parisian rooftops, I’m your girl.” Rose flushed at Adrien’s cheeks, and he could not hide. That she was. “Hey,” she braved. “Chat Noir might be a little jealous, but… we should pound it, huh?”

They harmonized nervous snickers at the act while Adrien tucked away mental love notes: she _did_ know him. Maybe not him, per se, but he brushed off stupid little covets of envy to savor them anyway.

Colliding knuckles dropped to respective sides, one jeaned and the other a slick fabric he had studied like religion. A ‘bug out’ began to shadow Ladybug’s lips, but—

“No, Ladybug. Wait. Please.”

“...Yes, Adrien...?” He scolded himself for crafting invisible notes of longing in that one.

“How should I?”  
Confusion tugged at her cheeks. “Sorry, Adrien, how should you…”

“Let you know. If I, Adrien Agreste, find myself in a _meaw_ -ful situation like this again—” he would’ve chortled out shock with her when Chat stirred awake, but his eyes stayed scattered with unrest— “I won’t be able to reach you. Will I?”

Ladybug flitted a hand to her elbow, one spotted knee entwining the other. “Well, um…” Adrien watched her eyes flick to a jungle of confidence before pouncing. “Long as you don’t try to one-up Chat Noir on the puns anymore, then I promise you, I’ll be there. Always, Adrien.” A silenced rest. “For, um, for all of Paris, of course. Not just you, I mean…! Super-heroine and all. In the description. Not that I won’t be there for you more. Most! No, less. Um…”

She adorned her neck with another shaky hand, eyes echoing nerves of crescent moons.

Rambling looked cute on her. It looked cute and kissed a familiar ache.

Adrien sighed. “What if you need someone?”

She blinked. “—need someone?”

“When I see you on the news,” he urged, half to the pavement and half to her, “you look so sad sometimes. Like something really deep is bothering you and you can’t tell anyone.”

“Oh, I. I suppose that…”

“I just wish I could be that person for you, Ladybug. O-only if you need, obviously!” He chuckled a feather-light escape from the weight of his proposal. “I know how it feels to be cooped up inside of yourself.”

Eyelids rose up on her ocean eyes, all blue and pin-pointed _noir_. Adrien regretted his forwardness instantly.

“That would be… incredible, Adrien. Thank you. But my identity must remain secret, and—”

“I can fix that!” He interjected, panicked. “I mean, I know how to. Have you heard of that trick to hide your number? My friend Nino — Bubbler, remember? — taught me. So if you wanted to text, I’d only see… well, nothing.” There was an itch to tumble out a _‘pretty Chat-tacular, right?’_ for recovery. Adrien drowned it.

“Well… okay.” She simpered something luscious at him. “If you’re positive. T-thank you. Honestly.” She was the embodiment of goodness.

Not during exchanges nor demonstrations nor shaky _goodbye, talk soon!_ s did Adrien question how briskly and relentlessly she had trusted him with her identity, her crypticness, her life.

That was reserved for springing steps home, married with grumbles of young love and sticky-sugar-sweetness from Plagg. Adrien didn’t mind. Lady Luck, he felt, was finally on his side.  
  


* * *

  
“It’s been ten whole minutes, Adrien. Would you just text her back?”

“Sh, sh, sh, Plagg...”

_S. U. R. E._ Nothing wrong there. Adrien perched rigid-straight in the moonlight now, tongue poking from his lips in focus. Finally, his thumbs streamed out a flood of _“just swing up to the window, knock once, and I’ll be there for you, okay?”_ Plagg groaned relief when Adrien reviewed the rendezvous blueprints only once before transmission.

From the window, train horns wailed. Moments passed. Minutes lapsed. An hour. Adrien tasted the air growing colder, lonelier, an almost-winter sunset chill that iced his lips.

“Do you think she’s even coming tonight?”  
“Do you want me to answer that, or do you wanna rephrase?”  
“Plagg, would you just—”  
“Look. You’ve cleaned the room twice. You’ve made your _bed_ at 4AM. You wrote out three possible scripts. You are fine. Would _you_ ‘just’?”  
“No! I won’t ‘just’! When you know absolutely zero about love, this ancient being you claim to be, the fuel of my yin to Ladybug’s yang… the…” Adrien trailed, lost in archaic dreams.  
“Alright, now you’re just being a sap.”  
“At least _I’m_ a sap who has chances with a girl.”  
“Camembert doesn’t wake me up to talk, my friend.”  
“Ugh. What do you think she wants?” Adrien asked, earnest. “And more importantly, why wouldn’t she have called for Chat?”

Plagg bared his fangs against the moonlight for some other jaded quip, but:

A tap.

Adrien reeled.

In his window crouched Ladybug. Low, hallowed, holy. She chiseled a tiny curve with her lips, eyelids arching and cheeks glowing with them — an adagio. Nothing else filled his vision.

“Hello.” She trilled a tiny note that twirled through his ears, his brain, his everything.

Adrien suddenly felt too small in his room. He was only a boy, he mused. A boy in boxers and a bleached hand-me-down tank from a photoshoot. Beads of sweat and nerves clung to his forehead, _still_. Ladybug hinged on the heavens in his window. He wondered again if she was really an angel and Chat was the devil: his own self, just a shadow.

“H-hi! Hang on, let me help you out.”

“Oh, no, I’m… I’m fine!” Of course she was, Adrien. _Dumb_ ass. She was Ladybug. “But if you do insist, then...” He nodded fervently, violently. “Thank you.”

Adrien drummed off-beat footsteps along the hardwood floor. His legs were jelly. Wavering a little, he reached a hand through the humming, burning, waiting sea of air between them. Her glossy crimson met his clammed-up palm. The buzz of the touch steadied him.

“Still can’t believe you said yes to this. You are just believable, Adrien...” she cooed on the descent, not once daring to break their ley lines of eye contact.

"What's there to believe?” He _winked_. Oh, god.

“Um. _Un_ believable. Thank you again, are you... sure this is okay? Won’t your father hear?”

“Out of town. Nothing new.” He threw a shrug and a self-sympathetic _'what can ya do?'_ smile her way. (Secretly, he thanked the gods. Any gods.) “We're safe.”

“Agh, that’s perfect. I… needed you. Alone.”

Moments of quiet let them sink into it: the purity and the awkwardness of that phrase. A shared wave of snickers made them both feel twelve, made them both feel light. Adrien thought he felt the spaces between them cuddle closer.

Everything was alright. Unspoken words said so. They were safe. Under streaming fluorescent moonbeams and a heater marrying the cool breeze, under seas of vanilla and musky cologne — under the weight of them both, together and _here_ — everything was finally safe.  
  


* * *

  
“So, you just… _ran_.” Ladybug narrowed her eyes.  
“Mhmmm. From Nathalie, from my dad, from everything. I just needed to be at school. I can’t explain it.”  
“Who would’ve taken Adrien Agreste for a bad boy?” When she teased him, it was to the tune of a sly, tiny grin. He was in love.  
“What, you haven’t been able to tell by the scores of music posters I’m _not_ allowed to have on my walls?” he ribbed. “The every-minute-accounted-for-schedule didn’t sway you?”

Adrien nudged a soft shoulder in Ladybug’s side, prying out a giggle and a riposted elbow.  
  
They’d somehow stumbled onto the foot of his bed as a resting place. Stories and stories, his life symphony (with notes of Chat, but not the full recipe) had cascaded onto crumpled bed sheets and blue eyes of awe. It was nice. They could finally _talk_. Just him. Just her.  
  
She sighed, sending firebolts down their brushing calves. Consciousness of the touch, of this kind of intimacy fringed the backs of their minds, but fell into the chasm of more pressing matters. Namely, their legs. Sides.  
  
Everything burned.  
  
“I… need to tell you something, Adrien. _Want_ to tell you something.”  
  
“Always.”  
  
“It... sounds stupid.”  
  
“Never.” He meant it.  
  
Her hair was down. Adrien couldn’t remember when she’d done that. With a glance to weave through waters of trust, she purled together eyebrows over the mask, under her sad and sapphire-tressed waves.  
  
“I had a dream.”  
  
Chat wriggled away from Adrien’s tight grip. Wrong time, wrong time— “nooot to worry, ma’am. Dr. Agreste has a _purr-fect_ track record in dealing with first-time dream diagnoses.” He'd even faked a sweep of a drama-filled knuckle crack. Shit.  
  
“Okay, Mr. Copycat,” she stabbed a noir dotted finger into laughter-and-nerve woven ribs. “Yes. No. I do. Dream. But this was… not just a dream. It was a nightmare. A very, very bad one.”  
  
“...Tell me.”  
  
“Um. Chat and I…”  
  
Adrien’s heart palpitated, oscillated, did everything he was sure it should not have. _Him_. Ladybug. Dream.  
  
“We were fighting an akuma,” she whispered through far-off, drowning eyes. She paused. The quiet let him hear her heart rapping against its cage. “My earrings started flashing, and there wasn’t a corner close enough to transform behind. So… I did. In front of him. When I tried to move, to run away, I. Um. Couldn’t. It was like these invisible walls chained up every nerve of my body.” His stomach lurched. “Chat turned then. He was... he was so _mean_ , Adrien. Started laughing, cackling, I’m not sure. He said I was nothing. Only small, stupid, and clumsy. I could never be his partner. I still couldn’t move. Couldn’t change. He leapt off the roof so disgusted, and he was gone, and I was alone. I just had me. When I woke up, I… I’d never felt more alone in my life. So I texted. You.”  
  
Him.  
  
Thunderclouds thrummed in the distance.  
  
Adrien tried to catch his breath.  
  
Somewhere between the tracts of cricket hymns and twilight secrets, Ladybug had dropped her hands, curving dainty thumbnail traces to the rhythm of her pulse. Adrien watched, mesmerized, magnetized, until one of them haloed a tear. Just one drop.  
  
“I'm sorry,” she stifled. "I should go. I shouldn't have come.”  
  
—No.  
  
“ _No_. No, no, no.” Salted aromas of detachment turned to harsh truths on his tongue. He clutched her tracing hand up without a second thought, not knowing whether he was Chat or Adrien, whether she was Ladybug or the girl who felt afraid. It didn’t matter. It was just the two of them.  
  
Two more teardrops.  
  
More.  
  
“Come here. Please, Ladybug. Just...”  
  
He enveloped her somewhere tight inside the crook of his shoulder. She was all warm, all vanilla, all watery-marine tears, all her.  
  
“Sh, sh, sh, Ladybug…”  
  
His room blazed with lightning lines of a jumbled sky. Everything felt still. Ladybug sobbed static breaths into his musky, sweaty cloth, plastered to his shoulder and the life he wished he could abandon for her — into his skin and into his heart — and it was just the two of them.  
  
“Oh… oh god, Adrien. Your shirt.” She swiped up to probe her damage, canvassing a hand and a sniffle across her tear marks. “I’m so sorry, I didn’t mean to—”  
  
“Hey. You should have come. You should have been here tonight.” He pulled her back in. He blamed himself for everything.  
  
“Are you… why?”  
  
She hiccuped out tiny little denouement sobs, and Adrien promised to never let her think Chat was the devil ever again.  
  
Something in the rifts between his fingers made them squeeze tighter. He realized, three seconds too late, that a few had strayed up to her hair, brushing and smoothing and hushing.  
  
“Is this okay?”  
“Mm… mm. Mhm.”  
  
She sunk a little deeper into him.  
  
Adrien gazed out to the rain blustering against his glass prison as he tried to stroke away hers.  
  
“I can’t speak for Chat Noir,” he breathed. He loved. He loved her, loved her, (L)oved. That’s all he knew. “But I see him look at you on the news, or on my friend’s blog, and… anyone can see it. He adores you, Ladybug. There’s nothing in you he would change.”  
  
Ladybug sniffled, shimmered, wiped away a few chatoyant tears. “You… can tell all that just by watching him?”  
  
“I can,” he smiled. “I really can.”  
  
“But… me. He wouldn't change _Ladybug_. I'm still someone under this suit. What if he's right, Adrien? What if I can only do these things and be amazing as Ladybug?”  
  
Adrien thought of his own self, mummified under black leather and spinning sticks.  
  
“Y'know, Ladybug… I know this amazing girl. Her name's Marinette. Marinette Dupein-Chang. Ever met her?”  
  
A squeak and a shake. Her hand braced into him tighter.  
  
“Oh, right, sorry. No identity questions. Marinette is… she’s _you_. Everyday. I’ve never seen someone work so hard to make sure everyone is happy… everyone is safe. I know whoever you are under there, _you’re_ another Marinette. Exactly like her. I just have a feeling, Ladybug. And if you don’t believe that yourself, I can do all the believing for the both of us. Okay?”  
  
“O...okay. But how would you…”  
  
“Call it a feline instinct?”  
  
The giggle hummed into his shoulder was a symphony.  
  
“Okay, _copycat_. Y’know, you and Chat do both have the same looking ring — I’ll give you that. Only way you’re getting away with those puns.” With a steadier, safer voice, she reached a gloved digit to stroke lazy loops around the silver brass. Adrien let it pacify her tears into a realm of nothingness.  
  
He realized, three seconds too late, that she had stopped.  
  
The loops turned into an intertwine.  
  
“Is… is this okay?”  
“Um. M—more than.”  
  
“...Okay.” She bit her lip and gripped him tighter. A few stray sniffles were eclipsed by the purring, crooning tonic her heart strummed against him with. “Good.” Moonlight pieces fractured the ink of the clouds, edging her back with silver spheres. Adrien surrendered to tracing them gently—so, so slowly, doused in a mix of tremors and love—with the hand she did not possess. She squirmed a little when he reached certain spots. (“Ticklish. Sorry. Keep… keep going.”) The heater whirred louder. Her breath shivered into his shoulder.  
  
Everything, to Adrien, beat red.  
  
“Ladybug.”  
“M…” she gasped when a finger curled lower along her side. “Mhm?”  
  
He didn’t know what was happening.  
  
“We...” he was face to face, _vis-à-vis_ , eye to eye with her now. Did she do that? Did he? Cinnamon-stuttered gasps toasted the tip of his nose. He could map the sunburn kissing freckles beneath her mask.  
  
Cobalt specks dotted around her irises — darted around the map of his face — and Adrien knew they had fringed this moment for decades.  
  
Centuries.  
  
Always.  
  
“I—” he sputtered.  
  
“—Y-you…” she echoed.  
  
“We, um…”  
Breath.  
“Should—”  
Lipstick. Pink, full, beautiful glaze.  
“We can...”  
  
Her. Him. _Them_.  
  
“...Music.”  
  
“...Music,” she murmured back. “...Music?”  
  
“Music.” The clouds had quieted their lightning chants now — severed a bit, calmed their moonlight war — and left a satellite stage near his piano. “We should listen to music. I have some. For you.”  
  
“Oh,” she whispered.  
  
He couldn’t. They couldn’t have done _that_.  
  
It would have felt like cheating.  
  
“C’mon,” Adrien smiled, eyes all crinkled in reconciliation and silent _sorry_ s. “I know just the thing.”  
  
He rose from the ocean of their own little blue-blanket fortress, offering her the hand that he shallowly released for this moment.  
  
Ladybug blinked twice before taking it. Adrien led her Stage Left to his makeshift, moonlit set.  
  
He would give her _this_.  
  
“My… mother used to adore this guy. Her and my dad danced to him at their wedding.” One hand kept him tethered to Ladybug; the other thumbed a melodic _yesterday_ on his record player, lingering for a second. “They taught me most of his songs on the piano. And… my mom’d play this song whenever I had some monster-movie-worthy nightmare. Very effective for these sorts of things, y’know.” He sparkled. Ladybug giggled, distant — sad. He didn’t know how to mend that one yet.  
  
Adrien lodged the disc into its dusted-up home. The crackling needle spilled through his senses, into his soul. He let the melody fuse with moonlight and Ladybug’s vanilla balm.  
  
Center Stage enveloped them within an instant.  
  
_You give your hand to me…_  
  
An ancient grand piano soaked the room, suffused vibrations off the silky-cold walls and into the galaxy they’d forged on his bed.  
  
He might have cried. His mother’s presence — that warm, summer breeze of love — urged him not to. Begged.  
  
So he bowed instead. Ladybug let her eyes buckle into giggled-out chords again before marrying their palms, pulling him closer.  
  
_And I can hardly speak; my heart is beating so…_  
  
This was better.  
  
Safer.  
  
Them.  
  
The two of them curved, contoured, looped a rhythmic trajectory. Adrien gripped something delicate along the small of her waist, wondering if he should laugh at himself. His hands were nowhere they hadn’t been tonight. (Neither, then, were hers.)  
  
She dared a step closer.  
  
“Do you… miss her?”

Adrien peered to a blank computer screen, ghosts of pixels keeping his mother alive through his digital landscape of hope.  
“Everyday.”  
  
Now, a _da capo_ in their melody: it was his turn to grip harder. He abandoned all sense of retreaded distance for Chat’s sake, for whoever she was under that veil.  
  
“She, uh…” he grinned at the prelude of the memory, and Ladybug brightened along with him. “When I was extra scared, she scooped me over here so I could slow dance with her. That’s how I learned. She had to keep me lifted, three feet off the ground and spinning me around like a _madwoman_ —” Ladybug joined in his sunshine-y snickers here— “But. She taught me the ropes. Told me I’d put the skills to good use one day.”  
  
“And... have you?”  
Adrien reflected. “Want the truth?”  
“Always, Adrien.” He could see that she meant it.  
  
“Once or twice, maybe. My first true slow dance, though? That one felt like it was with Marinette. _Other you_ ,” he quipped.  
  
Ladybug stumbled. Adrien entangled her closer.  
  
“We…” he sighed. “She was my first real one. There were ‘official’ ones before that. Whoever my parents thought I would look cutest with… Chloe… y’know. But Marinette was so _real_.” Adrien’s time traveler musician serenaded somewhere at the hems of his eardrums. _Oh, you’ll never know, the one who loves you so…_  
  
“It all warmed up so quickly. We got so close, and I probably should've minded, but. I sort of... didn't. Everything felt right."  
  
“Like… this?”  
  
And suddenly, she was swathed back up in him again, _de capo_ times two. Her mask buried into the crook of his shoulder and tickled pinpointed, feathery breaths along his bare neck. Yes. Exactly like this, somehow. Exactly like her. He dipped his head; caressed her waist against his own; felt the surge of her pitch-blue locks against his burning cheek.  
  
“You two are so much the same.”  
  
_'Cause you don’t know me_ , the songster warbled back to him.  
  
Adrien stole a glance back to barren screens, alive now, burning with a supernova warmth.  
  
He never wanted to exist anywhere else in his life.  
  
“So… I take it that means your answer is a _yes_ , then.” She hummed somewhere between the rifts of his collarbone. She was everywhere and everything now. He didn’t know where she stopped, or if she did at all. “You _have_ put the skills to good use.”  
  
_You’ll never know..._  
  
“Guess I have.” He spun a dramatic little twirl through her, hooking an arm around her waist on the aftershock plunge. “But I don’t think they were ever as useful as right _now_ , m’lady.”  
  
_The one who loves you so…_  
  
His song, their song, ebbed waves of a decrescendo now. He drew her back up with slowing violins, with languid guitar strings lulling their escape.  
  
_...‘cause you don’t know me._  
  
Center Stage.  
  
Final Bow.  
  
The curtain-call note hung a thick tide of maroon and black around them. Green flashed somewhere along his eyes; he saw hers echo it. They stayed breathing. Watching. Suspended.  
  
No roses, no applause. No afterparty.  
  
Only them.  
  
“I should go,” she breathed. He knew she had no intention to — they weren’t disjointed universes anymore. Neither of them could hide.  
  
“Uh...huh.”  
“Because… life. In the morning.”  
“Life.”  
“And, um…”  
“Ladybug…”  
  
He pleaded now. He knew she could hear it over static silence, over the lingering crackle of the antique and timeworn record she and Chat had danced to for lifetimes.  
  
She was the universe.  
  
To her dreams of secrecy — to the midnight sobs of confusing, desperate, star-crossed love — he was her cataclysm.  
  
“... _Chat_.”  
  
Adrien. Chat. Whoever he was and whoever she was, he had stopped caring long ago.  
  
He loved her. That’s all he knew.  
  
Chest against chest, heart against heart, Adrien traced out a murmur to her cobalt eyes and drumming heart.  
  
“Always, Marinette.”  
  
They landed in each other’s arms gracefully and sloppily and _finally_ — the finale of a secret little _pas-de-deux_.  
  
She beamed back a butterfly grin of sunshine at that.

...

Later, Plagg would tease him relentlessly.

**Author's Note:**

> Oooooh, my goodness. Thank you _so, so_ much for reading. ♥ (And ty to my miraculous fam for being so wonderful with reading, helping, etc.! Adore you all!) Adrien and Marinette own genuinely half of my heart - and that's without even finishing Season 3 - so I will be back very, very soon. :) 
> 
> P.S. I miiiight've made an Adrienette slow-dance playlist to match the atmosphere I was aiming for here, lol... here it is, if you wanna give it a listen: open.spotify.com/playlist/3ZXcM1tLrdIgWm9ZQqxB8K?si=tyaUmGCFQdaIb1kJln49ig


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